Controllers

Overview

In the Laravel eCommerce API project, controllers are organized to manage different aspects of request handling and business logic. This structure ensures that the code is modular, maintainable, and scalable. Below is an overview of the key directories and their purposes within the Controllers/ directory. there is a couple of directories like Auth and TradeAccount and there are few controllers regarding various things like Trolley , Product ,Delivery , Customers etc.

Directory Structure

Controllers/

• Api/: Contains controllers for API-related functionality.
  • Auth/: Controllers related to authentication (e.g., login, registration).
  • TradeAccount/: Controllers related to trade accounts (e.g., account management, transactions).
• controller.php: Base or general-purpose controller file.

Auth Directory

The Auth directory under Controllers/Api/ contains controllers dedicated to handling authentication-related tasks within the Laravel eCommerce API project. These controllers manage various aspects of user authentication and authorization, ensuring secure access to the application. The directory includes the following controllers:

• GuestController.php: Manages operations related to guest users.
• LoginController.php: Handles user login functionality.
• PasswordController.php: Manages password reset and update tasks.
• RegistrationController.php: Oversees user registration and account creation

TradeAccount Directory

The TradeAccount directory under Controllers/Api/ contains controllers dedicated to managing functionalities related to trade accounts within the Laravel eCommerce API project. This directory is designed to handle various aspects of trade account management, including account details, transactions, and payment methods. The directory includes the following subdirectories and controllers:

• Payments/: Contains controllers related to payment functionalities.
  • DirectDebitController.php: Manages operations related to direct debit payments.